Master Epidemiology
1 year (MSc)


From molecular level, to patients, to entire populations and policy level: epidemiology is a cornerstone in analysing community and clinical health problems and designing interventions and prevention programmes.
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Master Health Sciences Research
2 years (MSc)


This master might be the stepping stone to your professional research career. Research is the cornerstone of evidence-based practice in health sciences and healthcare. This programme offers education on Epidemiology, Health Technology Assessment, Qualitative Research and Ethics.
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Short Courses
accreditation


Most courses of the masters Epidemiology and Health Sciences Research are also open for PhD students and other health professionals wishing to maintain and improve their knowledge of public health. Courses in Epidemiology and Health Technology Assessment are open against attractive prices and can be followed as a full masters module.
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upcoming short courses

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EPI4921 - Observational research


This module elaborates on theoretical and practical aspects of observational research, in particular aspects of design and analysis. Moreover, quantification of a number of methodological phenomena, such as confounding and effect modification will be discussed.

9 September - 25 October 2019

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EPI4922 - Intervention Research in Health Care


This module will focus on experimental research in human beings outside the laboratory.

9 September - 25 October 2019

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EPI4923 - Advanced statistical analysis techniques


This module focusses on the most common advanced statistical techniques used in epidemiological and health sciences research.

28 October - 20 December 2019

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The Netherlands
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